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Hillsboro recorder. (Hillsboro, N.C.) 1887-18??, 1887-09-08
Children Starving To De,,,,

On account Of their inability to dsges. food
viii find most marvellous food and remedy n
SCOTS EMULSION Of Pure Cod Liver Oh WITH
Hypophosphites Very palaiable and easily
digested. DR.. ). w. CoHES, Of Waco, Texas,
says: have used your Emulsion In Infan.
tile wasting with goon results. IN rof oaiv
restores wasted tissues, but gives strength and
increases the appetite. ! an: glad 70 use such
a reliable article" -'''
Hillsboro recorder. (Hillsboro, N.C.) 1887-18??, 1887-09-08

HITHERTO it has been thought that
Jesus spoke in Aramsic, but. Professor
Roberts, st. Andrews University, in
Scotland, will shortly publish a book
called Greek the Language Of Christ
and His Apostles"
Hillsboro recorder. (Hillsboro, N.C.) 1887-18??, 1887-09-08

Thanks % ID Pierce. there Il q bdlm m his
Golden Medical Discovery--a sbaIn for
every wound 20 health, from colds, ctr,ghs.
consumption unchiiis, and All chronic. bi,sd
lung and liver affections. Of druggists.
Hillsboro recorder. (Hillsboro, N.C.) 1887-18??, 1887-09-08
"Foo,s Rash In Where Angels Fear 70

50 impetuous youth is often given to folly
and indiscretions; and, as q result, nervous,
mental and organic debility follow, memory Is
bad dreams occur, premature old age seems
setting In, ruin Is In the track. In confidence,
You eaI, and should write TO DR.. r. v. Pierce,
of Buffalo, N. ", the author OF a treatise for
scribe your symptoms and suiferings. He can
cure you N Jour home, and viii send you full
paru ulars BY mail.
Hillsboro recorder. (Hillsboro, N.C.) 1887-18??, 1887-09-08

Miss Minnie z. Folsom, relative Of Mrs. Ciere,
land, Is precepiress 0f Brook.ngs College, Dak
Hillsboro recorder. (Hillsboro, N.C.) 1887-18??, 1887-09-08

In Chicago, Ill, enough beer Is consumed 10
give each Inhabitant 80 glasses rearly.
Hillsboro recorder. (Hillsboro, N.C.) 1887-18??, 1887-09-08

II afflicted with sore eyes, use Or. rhompscn's
Eye-water ALI druggists sell II at Bc. bottle.
Hillsboro recorder. (Hillsboro, N.C.) 1887-18??, 1887-09-08

SalvafiIi1, Of Florence, 1tsfr,Yho was the In
yentor of spectacler. died In 1915
Hillsboro recorder. (Hillsboro, N.C.) 1887-18??, 1887-09-08

Daughters. Nivrs aud Msthers.
Send fnr Pamphlet On Female Disease. -.
securely sealed. DR.. >. Is. Marchisi. Utica. M
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Gen. Locan's Washington House.

The general found his Stoao house in O
frightful state Of decay. There was scarcely
whole window pane in it. Doors were
broken into slivers and half the locks were
gone. A fow thousand dollars would have
made it over into palace; a few hundred
have made a pretty good house of It. There
arc TO glass partitions by Tiffany; no
carved mahogany stair rails; nor are tho
ceilings and walls lincrus.a- waltonized
Mrs, Logan took charge Of identifying the
house. For weeks she frequented the sec
end hand stores, end even within the last
few weeks these places have heard her care
full, Discriminating inquiries. The house
abouncis in old fashioned Virginia and
Maryland furniture. A s. sofa is the best
in his house. New Mexico, where Mrs.
Maj. Tucker, the only daughter Of the
general and Mrs. Logan, has lived for
several years, has given q good deal of the
furnishings Of Calumet place. In the hall
hangs big cowboys hat, which is worth
81 an ounce and weighs thrce-fourtils Of q
pound Around 1t hang in fcstoo-s bead
embroidered medicine bands, and crossed
under it are two fine painted Indian bows.
Navajo blankets Of most gorgeous colors are
used as portierps. War relics are stTewed
around in all sorts o: PLACES Swords and
bayonets, cartridge boxes and knapsacks
have-sacks AMI blankets hang in well de-
sisf.sd groups in nearly every room. Thcse
are interesting and decorative, and il does
not take national bank 10 pay for them.
Washington Letter.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
ArenSdorfS Trial,

Sioux CITY, Iowa, April 5-The de
Tense is submitting evidence of very posi-
tive character in Arensdorf's trial today
which is startling if true, and very bold. if
false. john Dicedrich. who boards at the
Milwaukee house. kept by Paul Leader
one of detedants, swears points blank that
Bismarck was not al the scene of the muir
der al all. He was with him when the
shot was fired, two blocks away.
Slepnrn Anderson testified he was west
of the brewery about two hundred feet
when shot was fired and could see no one
run in the direction of the brewery from
across the bridge
J. G Patterson swore he saw shooting
and one who did it wore a long rubbt r
coat, straw hat aud run north up Water
street This witness was brought from
his home in Norfolk last November, and
then stated the man who fired the shot
was heavy set man, and after shooting
ran across the bridge to the brewery &C
conpanied by another man. His testi-
mony today was complete surprise to the
state and not being in position to cross ex-
anime witness they asked for ad journmeni
till after dinner, and court nd iourned
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Por tho Aharus Of IL

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 4 - The
death of Abbie Lindsay. an insane panper
who escaped from the Prescott alm>house
four weeks ago. has led To al iuvesti "a ion
of the institution by the state board of
lunacy and charity Mrs 8 NJ Brown
of West Borrow WAS sent there and found
that the building was uuft for occupancy.
The selectmen had used the ball and chain
on the legs If inmates, and had confined
them in small. loathsome room. Mrs
Lindsay was horSe.hipped and dncked in
Water when she pleaded To go home. She
WAS assigned TO watch with a dying in
mate when she jumped from a window
and escaped in binding Snow Storm
Her remains We're found about three
quarters Of mile from the almshouse
yesterday Crows had eaten her face. The
body was IN n kneeling position.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
SpNcfnl HAPNtnR.


lots cor IL. and Market sss with opera
house, tS5 600.
2 lots joining opera house on the south,
81, coo
lot on Main st bet Oak and Walnut,
81, $50
LOT On Main st. in I'd block from Doug
las, s. 900. Cheapest lot on Main st.
loss on Topeka ave bes Waterman and
Lewis, cheap At q, o0.
, lots on Eniporia ave bet ist and Douglas
e I. $3.50
go tert corner 18th Lawrence ave, cas-,
front, good terms, s., SO.
lots on Fourth avenue, 100 fest north OF
18th g, east front, g 500
lots Oh North Topeka avenue, between
9th and 10Th SITS, vast front, choice residence
property, at s., o0 per lot
/ lot on Wichita St, corner OF Pine stree.
q bargain At 81. 40
) loss On Ninth It facing nerth OF Jack
son ave, 500
los~ on South Market street IN Less add
ten. 81 go
iots ia NcCo-uick's add. (. for 81. go
loss corr,eE Bosln and Mccormick avss Ii
Garhe ID add. 81 ,oOo
We have also choice lots in Douglas ave
sid. within stones throw OF location OF to@
prssbvterian college at $ieu, 1853 and xaA
each, and have lot. ID Jud-on University al
disou, laying southeass nnd overlooking To-
CITY, a, SlD
Tie above ara esly . very few q our M
Eserosa bargains, and par-i-s wishing 70 bcy
or sall would do well IN ~ and zee u. Pm
tsrd & JohI1ssn, ruo0S /. and IA over ~;
Main X IIs4t
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Victims OF Opium.

NEW YORK April 5.-Francis Gerry
Fairfield, clergyman. journalist, author OF
work on spiritulism, and a veterinary
surgeon. died early yesterday morning in
Sourhern's boarding house from the effects
of the opium habit While be was on his
death bed his wife. Josephine. daughter of
Judge Griswold of the United States dis
trict court, and sister in law of Bret Harre,
died from the same cause in boarding
house at No % Stuyvesant street, and her
body was sent To the morgue. He dill not
know of her death aud their relatives We're
not aware of it until her body had been
sent to the potter's field for burial Several
years ago Mr. Fairfield became addicted TO
the use of morphine and his wife fell into
the same habit They had no children aud
LIVED in boarding houses, avoiding wealthy
aud influential friends
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06

Bucks ID addition is placed on the market
for sale today. This addition Is one of the
finest and best, If not the best addition that
has yet been added to the city. Located as
it il, at the corner OF Central and Hill
side avenues, overlooking tbs entire city,
makes it the most desirable locality for fine
residences and bones It is but q short dis
lance from the street cars and but onehali
mile from Douglas avenue and Is we'll known
to mot of the people Of the city. Terms
easy Mr. Buck will make his quarters with
the real e. tate firm Of Owen, James Il Nc
Pherson, rooms and Z, No. l42 North Main
st, where he can be seen, or at his home Oh
the premises lott
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06

Ths Widow Flapiack Ios a nc~ bossr.,1
tie other day. Al the 6rx: UAsal he took be
choked and had . terrible tine trying TO
swallow Sosne co6ss .Wha.t tire n,a.ser,
s.ranserF shs asssi, kindly. @Efhin-. 0-
ceps tia: coffee went down tbe wrong -ay.'
secured boar6sr with two thsnatsr *
claimed Mn Tlapjsck, who has been cu,-
planning very bitterly Of The onorDs Of food
Q man With o,.lv Coz throa3 can desruv.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
The cenover BRO. P..en, Upr,sh. Pianos

We "ffsr our pianos u the puol.c soleiv
ur.,n merit, and warrant them to be in every
a, >-rictly tir-t-cixSs Instruments. yso--es>-
ing CERTAIN patented improvements invented.
O Sned AMI Is-t exclusively by - All ar
.ortisily invired 10 cali and critically re-t
th se instruments and our coupiss- stock OF
tire natchl-,s '-Steioway s Sous" ard popu-
ksrs'J & c Fischer" piano, and learn our
prices and I~ruls on same Conoyer Rros :.
manufacturers ana dealer 40 " Main
street Wichits, Ks l3NIt
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
niehteen Killed.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 5-A special
to the Times, from Vinita. I. T., says:
A terrible explosion occurred today al
Savanna, in coal shaft No. 2, Dy which SIX
miners were killed. A rescuing party was
soon organized and sent down into the
mine, but the men were Overpowered by
gas, and 10 were suffocated before they
could be taken out, making eighteen dead
in all. The mines are worked mainly by
foreigners and most of the victims arc
Italians Fuller particulars have not yet
been learned here
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06

Not lcng since ] overheard two Tennessee
negroes who had met each other: "Howdy
do. sir:''
'Porsly. por-ly; rs, got mighty misery
In ny bach Eow's you making It p
"Nc. Oh, Use kicking. be. not hf-h;
fu..ering, bu. can't fy"-De.-ait Free
Press
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Knights in Session.

W1LKEsBARRE, Pa. April 5.-Subdi
vision No. / Knights of Labor are in ses
sion here this afternoon. Luzerne, Cam
bria, Lackawanna and Schulkill counties
are largely represented 1t is stated that
the great feature of the convention will. bt
the decision in regard to the demand fol
An advance Of 10 per cent on miners wages
in the anthracite region.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
PiauORi Pianos I

Conover Bros. wishes to state to the public
that they have just opaned splendid stock
OF Steinsay & Sons, Couover Bros. and j.
s. c. Fischer pianos, and that they are now
ab e to supply tho wants OF the people
They are permanently located and here te
stay, and will always have full line OF
she>e most celebrated instruments on hand.
hey wish also TO state that Mr.. I. Z
Gully, formerly with Carl Holman. has con
nectet hims IL with this firm and he WI
take an acrive part in representing this new
house We should be pleased 10 see all We
consider everybody our friends, and lind II
no trouble t. show goods.
Pl-a-e call and examine stock at 245 NORTH
Main st CONOvE8 BROS.
RI MCCOY, Manager. 1A-ls
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Notice TO contractors.

The Wichita Catholic Investment ano
Building Company will receive bids for tn,
building OF depot in College Green up Il
noon GU Saturday the 9th inst. Plans and
specifications 10 he seen at the Office of F. Al
Hill, superintendent Of the Wichits 4 West
-ru railway Bids to be left at the sant
office. l20-3t W. 81. GRATrAN, Sec.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Five More.

COLUMBIA. S. c., April 5.-Ssws has
ju-t been received from Yorkville. an
nouncing the lynching OF five negr"es
there at O'Clock this morning fo munder-
ing boy last December who informed on
them for stealing from fields. They We're
brought TO Bnlunlhia some time back for
safety and went To Yorkville yesterday 10 r
frial
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
st, Louis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS, April 5.
Cartle-Receipts, 1910: market active and strong
.hoice heavy native steers 81 SleS65; butcher
steers fair choice IS 7eta4 40 feeders fair {,
good s. 30a4 IL; stOckers fair to good 81 10 s3 70
rexaa common .hoice 81 Hts3 g..
Hogs-Receipts cor market active and strong
hoce, heavy ami butrhrrs selections S. 6te
8; packing fair to good, s 4la.5 81: workers me
"a a prime. s. nss5 s., pixs common 10 good 81
as %.
Sheep-Receipts. 400; market steady: common to
rair, 81 4oS.3 81; meonm 10 fancy, s. 6S54 81.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Killed by Oxid Gas.

CHICAGO, H., April Six workmen al
Vanderklooths iron works were overcome
by carbonic oxid gas from smouldering
coke yesterday afternoon, and Peter Kley
died from the effects. Two others are
very low and may not recover.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Weather Report.

WARRINGTON, April 6, g. n.-Tte
following are the indications: For Mis-.
For Kansas and Nebraska: Fair wealth
er, light variable winds, slight changes in
temperature,
Fer Missouri: Warmer, generally fair
weather. winds becoming light and vari
able
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Clark AQain-Bat Gone.

New YORK. April 5.-W. 4 Clark reg
istry clerk in the general po>tofiice IN his
CITY, who confessed TO the theft OF $4,000
recently. aud who WAS released on s.. 500
bail, has skipped for Canada. He had
confessed to stealing about $25, 900 alto
rpther
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
KsDsas City TRAIN ana Provisions.

hANSAs
Daily Indicator reports wheat dull. No. red
oash. and April, 6~% bid tic asked Nay liz bic
No 2 soft cash no bid offerings.
Corn quiet; No cash, s)E asked; May sales AT
3iA No. Z white cash. S2< bid: S2Js asked.
Uas, 80. 2, cash. q bid,
Flour. dull. stea1y; quotations XIX So; XXX Si-d
1I To- family 81 l5al 25; .noice 81 3@i sO fancy e
fancy 81 S. Sl S. patent 81 sSS2 ~
Corn Msal.-Greea, 81; dried. So choice yellow, 81
bulk 10
Bran-Bulk. IS: sacked. 81.
Ha,y-Ff IN: fancy small baled, S 81 LANCE, - 80
Flax seed-9O.
Rut;er-Creamery. fancy. 81; fine dairy. a..
Oh-ese-Fuli cream. lSI43i4; fats, ItoS.
Eggs 20.
Poulrry-OEd hens, fat heavy. 8 a5; dressed chick
"a 9. turkeys ~.
Provisions.-susar cured hamslis{; bacon 10: driec
,ef H. dried beef Gle r. y dry salt cleal RIB stee
IS long clear ~ shoulders. IS 0Di short clear
IS ~; smoked clear RIB sides, g 81: long clear
u %; snouijers, &c 75s short clear, IS ~
Aees Pork-elS ".
LasI.-Choi@e rierce 81 90.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Still Afer Nine

BosroS. April 5.-An extensive strike
Of stone mssons and their laborers and
mortar mixer> in this vicinity has been IN
sugursted Quite large body of men are
involved. TIE object Of the strike is Ia
obtain nine hours per day with wages for
ten huars
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
RieAmon.'s Pittsexrg Addition.

This addition is so named because it il
located forty rods south Of RichmoDd's thirc
addition and nearer the location of the great
glass factory and canning factories. Thess
beautiful lots will be thrown upon the mark
ct ut the very low price Of 800 to $l25 PEI
lot for few days, then they will be doubled
For sale by r. NJ. Richmond & Co., 1l3 wes
Douglas ave dll6 ct
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Chicago Live stock.

j.
The Growers journal reports cattle recsioes 4AE
eipInents 100. shipping steers 80 10 1Atl pounds
s4-10ps5 ~; stocker. aud feeders s. i5s4 IS: COWS
,alls and mixed q 0cs bulk e. sosS i5 through
Texas cattle % tosi
Hogs--Re<efpts S.Nul. shipments 1919 marker
stroBg and steady uuSh and mixed e l5d ST. pscs
-"f shipping $ 50 as IS; light 81 Sjs5 IS; skips
g Sos o.
Receipts 400 shipments 40 market strong
natives 81 aoa5 ST 1js4 50; Texans s. q;
"A rs; lambs 81 5DlI6 ~.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
1sTewnshiD oMcers.

The kAeaE Printing house have in stocl
al the blanks tbs, ars ns@d by .hs4n IL ,he,I
bu.iness, sl&o iu-tifs dockess. civil >nd
CIR y r.l = art mir. !. :, A. lox q 6gurs ~,
esAah6hmnt IN ths Wuge Wiz
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06

Ali persons ere hereby notified that have
purchased from the owner, J. Haller, through
his duly authorized agent, the east half of
the southeast quarter objection eleven, towIl-
ship twenty-seven. range one east, Sedgwick
county, Kansas, for which | hold written
contract, filed in the Office of the register OF
deeds of said county. DAVID HAYS
March "a, 1887. 1l2-t1
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
xnted.

A competent abstractor. none but thor
oughly experienced person need apply Ad
dress Brown & Coffrnsn, Anthony, Kan.
laOSt
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Kansas Ciu, Lave stock.

KAybAS CIT. April ,.
Ca:tls - Reeelp.s 1893. shipments, ia strong
COED to choice o. 500. e5 common to medium. IS 81
on: cows. common choice. 81 259S 90
Ho.s.-.seceiJts, f9N; shipments l129 10 cen;
lower; good 70 cho,ce Is 40 as a.: common q
nediur 5 ooS5 50 skips and pigs 3 oOdp4 81.
Sheep.-Receipts, 1915; shipments. 30 strong
300 to cnoice IS 9oa4 x: common TO medium g 81
40
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06

". O. Ridden & Co., ever Kaneas Nation
u Bank, have buys for good bargains. Sepo
in your list and your property will go. We
rave mere BUYERS than we can find property
20 fill the demand SIT
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
SpPiRE FloweH.

The Bristol Sisrers are coming with a fine
selection of iow-rs from their green hous.
VIII be at ldrIch & Browns Wednesday
Thursday ard Fri lay. dl2O-St
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Roupd House Burned

OMAHA. Neb., April 5.-Tte Missouri
Prcific Mound house barned this morning.
+ 'ur locomotives were destroy cd Los
SIS. 900; insurance $50. $50.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
For SAl-.

lots 25xl5o # in Ford's End add; price,
s., 100 Terms good, title perfect Lots With
in 5 blocks selling for $500 to $40. Good
pr>~pect for two N tor lines. Enquire OF c.
Payne. at l42 n. Main st, up stans. WITH
fuller 4 Co. dl2o-3t
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06

Look at this: 80 II on n R,nporia 800 1t
from Dou. La, Just south Of l50 f5 st brick
business block now under contract; price
elS,UD. X cash bal s4,0O s months. S5.SQ
10 months, s per Cent. DUNBAR Bros.
i/l-lts lbs Neia
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06

Buy lots in Judson University addition
For sale by ISRAEL BROS. & HOLILNGER-
d-l15-lSt
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06

9 lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg st.
4 lots on Ellis ave. near Kellogg st,
6 lots on Ellis ave, lear Kellogg st,
5 lots on Ellis ave, near Kellogg St,
Mr.. II. l. Rick
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Nof Ss1e,culAfiAn

We will sell $50 or go acres Of land very
near Wichita for *lC0 per acre on easy terms
This is a rare chance.
dll6tf BUNNEI.L & M0REHOUSE-
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06

e ach Township Treasurer Should
have rreA.urFr's Record
Stay RescrG, Transcripts, Complied
'aws Of lAAS. md fill assortmep. Of
Banks. For aaIe Ct tah Office.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
Blanks.

DEEDS and mortgages standard, ReEeral
form and No. S, for sale In quantities TO
.uit at this office
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06

100 acres. miles north on Hydraulic. a
bargain for few DAYS only.
ADDINGTON & SAITH,
12O-.f 149 n Main.
$40 acres 5 miles east, on Central, 800 per
acre ADpINGrON & SMITH.
lOtf 149 n. Main.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06
-iNANCE AND COMMERCE,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money,

Nxw YORK. April 5.
Money on call easy at 4&gs per cent: last loan
'iosed ais.
Prime mercantile papsr 5he6is.
sterling exchange dull but steady at 81 s. for 6
lay bills and 81 se4 for demand.
~. 10 ei,pro
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06

Onion sets at
STEINHAUsER, MERKLE SUPPLY Co.
111-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-06

French Satteeps IN sill the new shades al
Larimer & Stinsons, l32 Main 81. 1921
The evening world., 1887-12-09
CONDENSED CITY NEWS.

William A. burlington, counsel for the County
Medical Society, caused the arrest OF Midwife
Bertha Moral, Of S62 East Tenth street, on Q charge
Of practising medicine without q diploma. Mrs.
Moral pleaded not guilty when arrAigned ut the
Tombs this morning, but was held In $500 10 an
swer at Special Sessions.
Charles w. Bugs began suit in the United States
Circuit Court to-day against the Commercial Tele-
gram Company 70 set aside the increase Of the
company's capital stock from 81, 900, 900 to So, 0OO,-
900. He also asks that &C. Brown, John Anderson,
Edward \. Stokes and Thomas Fleming be made TO
account for any Of. the increase OF stock issued 10
them.
David Wolf, aged nineteen years, attempted to
commit suicide at his home, 2fT Graham avenue,
Brooklyn, just before midnight last night, by
hanging himself TO a clothes line, which he FAST
ened in the wall OF his bedroom. He was discov-
cred BY his father ana cut down. An ambulance
was summoned and the young man removed to
the hospital. This morning at s O'Clock he died:
Mrs. Lawrence gave a tea At her house, 81 East
Twcnty-hfth street, vest rd y afternoon, to intro
dnce her daughter, Miss Mary Lawrence. she was
assisted m receiving ny Miss smith, Miss Gallau-
Diet. Miss Ruth Lawrence and Mics Gilman.
Among those present noticeable were Mr.. aud Mrs.
AspinwAil, Mr.. Rutherford, Mrs. John White,
Misses Lulu and Helene ~schehck, Miss smed6urg.
Sydney Harris, Mrs. Judge Lawrence, Aisses
Alice and Rita Lawrence, and many Others,
The evening world., 1887-12-09
NINA VAN ZANDT NOT AN HEIREss.
She Could Have Been, But Did Not Like tho
Way the Money Was Obtained.
ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD

ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-The following letter ia
published in the Labor Enquirer this afternoon
under date of 9Th inst:
TO ne Editor:
l do not refute the hireling liars Of the crazy
1ackal capitalistic press. In the FIRST place, ]
never read these papers myself.
In the second, they are not worth answering, but
1 have Just been told a tale rehashed by the scandal
mongers. To think there are people to read such
stun which i recognize ~ having originated In the
Authorizations OF q society madwoman to whom 1
am unfortunately related
Now ! do not consider II In good taste to parade
private affairs before the public, but I wish 10 state
once for all that the tale 10 untrue. II 10 TO the
effect that l was helress to an estate owned by an
snmmarly dislnheriteda and left to pine.
Now when l Joined hands In spirit-for q
cowardly, petty, autocrat hireling murder variety
did not permit us to see each other except through
an iron network for eight weary, dreadful weeks
afterwards-with my beloved husband he well
knew that 1 brought him only myself with a wealth
OF affection, trust and reverence,
He knew that q number Of years ago I had re-
FUSED to pose as the prospective he,ress to some
property gained by methods of which / do not APP
prove, and owned by n person whom I could not,
knowing her, respect. Respectfully,
NINA VAN zAsDT-SPIEs.
sss East Huron street.
Joseph r. Buchanan, editor of the En-
guirer, Is the leading spirit in the Anarchist
Relief Fund and the Knights of Labor re-
volt.
The evening world., 1887-12-09
PLAYING NURSE TO ROB.
James Williams Accused Of Planning Theft
While Attending n Sick Man.

Whho ATTENDING u SICK WAR;
Capt. Westervelt, of the Grand Central
Depot squad, called at Police Headquarters
this morning and told of the capture, by
Patrolman Mcmahon of his precinct. of q
burglar named James Williams. The man is
only twenty-five years old, but he has
invented q clever scheme.
A few days ago he was employed by Mrs.
Carrie Hunter, of 108 East Forty-fifth street
to attend q sick relative. Williams did not
do his work satisfactorily, being engaged for
the most part in examining the contents of
closets and the like and was dismissed.
Last night he forced his way into the house
through a rear window and, being acquainted
with the interior, had no difficulty in finding
Mrs. Hunters valuable wrap, worth nearly
800. which was in a closet on the second
floor.
He made his exit, but before he had gone
far he was captured by Patrolman Mcmahon
with the stolen property in his possession.